Rinerhorn / Sertig Route 647

This route is considered moderate by komoot, but trail research suggests it's an intermediate to difficult mountain bike trail. It requires good fitness and advanced riding skills, aligning with approximately STS S2 on the Single Track Scale. Expect steep, 'punchy' climbs with roots and rocks, though downhills are often smoothly flowing.

The Rinerhorn / Sertig Route 647 features diverse terrain, including singletrack, forest tracks, and some paved sections. You'll navigate moderately steep and uneven ground with small rocks or roots, and some parts may require pushing your bike, especially if you're not on an e-bike.

While specific parking locations aren't detailed, the trail is accessible from the Davos area. For convenience, consider starting near the Jatzmeder Mountain Station (Rinerhorn Cable Car) in Glaris, which also offers an option to reduce climbing.

Yes, the Davos area has good public transport connections. You can likely reach the starting points or areas near the trail, such as Glaris for the Rinerhorn cable car, via local buses or trains. Check local schedules for the most convenient options.

The route offers breathtaking alpine scenery. You'll experience open views of Davos and the valley, dense pine forests, and pastoral farmland. A notable highlight is the impressive waterfall in the famous Sertig valley. The trail is known for its 'eventful and varied' character with beautiful single trails and panoramic spots.

Yes, key points of interest include the Jatzmeder Mountain Station (Rinerhorn Cable Car), sections of the Rinerhorn S1 Trail, and parts of the Davos Valley Trail. The route is also a significant part of the renowned 'Alps Epic Trail Davos'.

The best time to ride the Rinerhorn / Sertig Route 647 is typically during the warmer months when the trails are clear of snow and ice, generally from late spring through early autumn. Always check local conditions before you go.

While the trail itself doesn't explicitly prohibit dogs, it's always best to check local regulations for mountain biking trails in the Davos Klosters region regarding dogs, especially leash rules. Given the challenging terrain and potential for wildlife, ensure your dog is well-behaved and can handle the distance and elevation.

Generally, there are no specific permits or entrance fees required to ride the Rinerhorn / Sertig Route 647 itself. However, if you choose to use the Rinerhorn gondola to reduce climbing, there will be a fee for the cable car ride.

Yes, you can significantly reduce the climbing effort by taking the Rinerhorn gondola from Glaris up to the Jatzmeder Mountain Station. This allows you to enjoy more of the downhill and scenic sections with less strenuous uphill pedaling.

Yes, the route is well-integrated into the local trail network. It covers 100% of the Rinerhorn / Sertig trail and also passes through sections of the Monstein, Zügenschlucht, Davoser Taltour, and Alps Epic Trail Davos, among others.